Clear The Bench Colorado Director Matt Arnold discusses drive to remove four Colorado Supreme Court justices on 850 KOA radio with Tom Tancredo Saturday evening

by CTBC Director | 11:45 pm, January 16, 2010

Clear The Bench Colorado Director Matt Arnold joined former Congressman Tom Tancredo on 850 KOA radio Saturday Jan. 16th to discuss the Colorado Supreme Court Mullarkey Majority’s repeated assaults on the constitutional rights of Colorado citizens, the resulting impact to your wallet, and (perhaps most importantly) what you can do about it. 
Listen to the podcast to learn more about how and why [...]

Clear The Bench Colorado Director Matt Arnold presents the case for voting out four Colorado Supreme Court justices in Nov 2010 at Election 2010 Kickoff event Saturday morning

by CTBC Director | 5:56 pm, January 15, 2010

Clear The Bench Colorado Director Matt Arnold kicks off the Election 2010 cycle by joining a veritable who’s who of Colorado political figures  between 9:30AM and 1PM Saturday Jan. 16th at Koelbel Library in Centennial (5955 South Holly Street) for the Election 2010 Kickoff event.
Join Matt and other prominent politicos at Saturday morning’s meeting to learn more about the Mullarkey Court’s repeated [...]

Clear The Bench Colorado Director Matt Arnold discusses drive to remove four Colorado Supreme Court justices with former Fort Collins Major Ray Martinez on “Saturday’s Opinion” radio show

by CTBC Director | 3:57 am, January 2, 2010

Clear The Bench Colorado Director Matt Arnold starts off the new year by joining former Fort Collins Mayor Ray Martinez on his “Saturday’s Opinion” radio show between noon and 2PM Saturday Jan. 2nd (tune in to 1310 AM KFKA or listen in live via streaming online) to discuss the Colorado Supreme Court Mullarkey Majority’s repeated assaults on the constitutional rights of Colorado [...]

Clear The Bench Colorado Director Matt Arnold discusses recent Colorado Supreme Court rulings on “Seng Center” radio show

by CTBC Director | 4:11 pm, December 17, 2009

Clear The Bench Colorado Director Matt Arnold joins Jimmy Sengenberger on his “Seng Center” radio show Thursday at 6PM (KRCX 93.9 FM or online at regis.edu/krcx) to discuss the Mullarkey Court’s repeated assaults on the constitutional rights of Colorado citizens.
If you missed the broadcast, check out the podcasted show online – shows are posted every weekend at www.SengCenter.com. 
Tune in to [...]

Challenges to Campus Concealed-Carry Bans at CU, CSU will likely end up before Colorado Supreme Court

by CTBC Director | 5:56 am, December 5, 2009

Friday’s vote by the CSU System Board to institute a “weapons control policy” on campus – essentially, implementing a ban on legal concealed carry of firearms by licensed permit-holders – joins a similar ban by the University of Colorado Board of Regents as policies virtually certain to be legally challenged and ultimately decided by the [...]

More Media Anti-Gun Bias – ABC “News” story conceals the facts on “concealed-carry” in restaurants

by Captain Arapahoe | 5:56 pm, August 24, 2009

Coincidentally (?) airing on the same date as the infamous MSNBC “Racists with Guns” story – a broadcast which intentionally used video showing a man with a (legally carried) gun at a rally against government takeover of healthcare to bolster false accusations of racism and “hate” speech among protesters (unfortunately for MSNBC, an unedited version of [...]

Independence Institute 7th Annual ATF Party

by T.L. James | 10:03 am, June 21, 2009

As the joke goes, ”alcohol, tobacco, and firearms” is a lousy idea for an overbearing government regulatory agency but a great idea for a convenience store.   While we Americans are saddled with the former and prohibited (for our own good, of course) from having the latter, that doesn’t stop the Independence Institute from having an annual fundraiser where they enjoyment [...]

Ritter vetoes bipartisan Gun Check simplification bill, putting politically correct pandering ahead of 2nd Amendment rights

by Captain Arapahoe | 11:30 pm, May 17, 2009

Governor Bill Ritter announced the veto of House Bill 1180, passed with a strong bipartisan majority (including 19 Democrats), “which would have allowed law-abiding gun owners to purchase firearms without jumping through hoops and waiting for additional criminal background checks” late Friday afternoon.  In what is becoming a pattern for “Backdoor Bill” Ritter, his veto [...]

CU Regents reject responsible and licensed Concealed-Carry, effectively declaring “open season” on students

by Captain Arapahoe | 11:45 pm, May 8, 2009

Last week, two events occurred with significant implications for the safety of students on college campuses, specifically on the various campuses and property of the University of Colorado.  First, the CU Regents succeeded in getting a lawsuit, brought by students seeking to responsibly exercise their constitutional rights and secure their own safety, thrown out on [...]

Support common-sense background check reform bill (HB1180)

by Captain Arapahoe | 1:17 pm, March 27, 2009

What should be a slam-dunk, common-sense good-government reform and streamlining bill is being opposed and mischaracterized by the usual suspects. House Bill 1180, sponsored by Rep. Steve King (R-Grand Junction) and Sen. Greg Brophy (R-Wray) would reduce the burden on the already overloaded Colorado Bureau of Investigation background check hotline by waiving the additional background [...]

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